Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 147
ry can only be hintedat, considering the great necessity for more know-ledge about our woodland, especially the way bywhich we can make it a permanent benefit to thenation. In May, 1908, there gathered at the WhiteHouse a group of the most notable men who haveever assembled in Washington. They were… … SHOWING A NEW FORESTER HOW TO CUT ATREE FOR TURPENTINE. sources. Governors of States, authorities onfarming, lumbering, irrigation, commerce, andother great public questions, gave their opinionson how the nation is literally wasting its sub-stance, and explained their plans for stopping…
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